grave-digging

Britain has moved a long way from the 1970s, when mass walkouts crippled public services from grave-digging to trash collection and hastened the decline of industries such as shipbuilding.

U.K. Public-Sector Strike Has an Uneven Impact Alistair MacDonald 2011

And the dirt under my fingernails is from gardening, not grave-digging.

Essay by Tess Gerritsen, author of The Apprentice and The Surgeon 2010

The Birmingham case, for example, involved comparing female care workers with male employees working in fields as diverse as grave-digging and rubbish removal.

Equality payout for female cleaners in Birmingham will lead to more losers than winners 2010

It's cheap beer, but cold you welcome that rushing hiss and the following long drink of chilly wetness washing away the parched, dust dry, cotton mouth of grave-digging in the desert sun

Beer, for my Gravediggers 2009

Four workers at a historic black cemetery near Chicago are facing felony charges in a grisly grave-digging scheme.

CNN Transcript Jul 9, 2009 2009

It's cheap beer, but cold you welcome that rushing hiss and the following long drink of chilly wetness washing away the parched, dust dry, cotton mouth of grave-digging in the desert sun

Beer, for my Gravediggers 2009

Four workers at a historic black cemetery in Chicago are facing felony charges in a grisly grave-digging scheme.

CNN Transcript Jul 9, 2009 2009

The sexton was a tall thin man, emaciated by years and by privations; his body was bent habitually by his occupation of grave-digging, and his eye naturally inclined downward to the scene of his labours.

Castle Dangerous 2008

The chief blinked; he had no idea when the last two had left their grave-digging jobs.

REBELS: THE LIBERATED, BOOK III OF III DAFYDD AB HUGH 2008

The chief blinked; he had no idea when the last two had left their grave-digging jobs.

REBELS: THE LIBERATED, BOOK III OF III DAFYDD AB HUGH 2008